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Ill laMtionrorAs-edandllcflula- MesEM ahon.ClveriUi jntains neither poor Mineral. OTIC. Jy for Cons lipa iach.Diarrhoea, lions .Feverish j of Sleep. gnature of YORK F WBAFPEB. ND EAST VIA i Pacific Go H ROUTE ee for Portland and way id; 1:08 pm. 8:30 a m J 208 p m I 13:33 a m B ti-.m p m 7:45 p m 7KX) p ie 12:34 a m 11:30 a m 4:35 a in 8:15 a ra 6:45 a m a !I:(I0 a m 7:25 a ill " 7:45 a m 11:45 a m 9:00 a m 7;25 a m 0.30 a m 1:20 p in B 000 p in S 0:30 a m j. 9:55 a m f 4:00 a m v- 0:25 p m 6:42 a m i 12:43 p m 7:00 a m 9:00 p m 0:30 a in 9:55 a m 4:00a m 6:25 p in 0:42, a m 12:43 p m find Tourist cars on a Chair cars Sacra den and El Paso, I cars to Chieaga, New Orleans and SBff at San Fran l Mveral steamship Honolulu, Japan, tillipines, Central America. i , agent at Eogen. H MARKHAM, u f A, Portland, ur. jORT LINE R. R. )ECT .ROUTE TO -Utah, Colorado, lastern Points. W farorlte rontea, Tit the TIC Past Hall Line, or AaNdk Scenle Line jjiange ol Cars ' fchlcago Special, "the finest flipped with Vd Sleepers Jnary (Tourist) Sleepers. 1-Butlet Cars tn (meals a la carte) washes and Smokers .tompletelj Veslibuled. at information apply. I WE Coman ? Oen'lAgt .) 8t. Portland, Or EAST VIA finrl flniplfact I ino i-"- ymunuui blliu f TO fUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO H points East I ?iJ '.",d T""l Sleepers. l""et Snoking library Cars. BAIXS. FASTTTVfV V SCENERY UNEtiUALE ,.;, 1 oo " Bomb If '.J''i, Ott-ce. Eugene, ol UHEKJf Ticket Office fHlRD STREET 4 'OUTLAW. tT' r"P. call one, .ddret. i,.A;1R.-C.I)F.NNIRTON, ub, x oruua. wenzwwa J 1 W U B w if WBsni IB For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought. CASTORIA TWK CrWTKUW OOMMHY, NKWVORM OtTY. BUSINESS CARDS. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. 0 HALE. ATl'ORNEY-AT-LAW. Rooms 1 and 2 Chrhman Block. BUQENB. OBEQOM, M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Office Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Dffite-Over First National Bank. Euop.se, Ouioon, O WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office One-half block south of Chriaman Blk Eugene, Oregon. E K SKIPWORTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Will practice in all the Court's. Euoini Obkooh. HBLbTDB W THOMPSON CHAS a HARDT fJIHOMPSON ft HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Office-In First National Bank Building. Practice in all the courts. Eoqene, Okeoon. JEO. B DORRI8, ATTORNEY k COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the conrta of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. 8,...l. tttentlon irlvan to collections and matters inprobate Office first national Dana iug. Rooms 1. 2 and 3. MEDICAL. D RJW HARRIS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Offioe Orer Wilkina t Linn's drug store. Office Hours a . ii , " 9 pm. Residence-Ferry street between 11th and 12tfc. AINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Umces in nriBiiieu Special attention to surgery and surgical dis - .i ; Til L- eases oi wouieu. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. ECOENE, OBEOOg ,R G BIDDLE, Office -On Olite street, between Fifth and Siith streets one block went of Minnesota Hotel. , J. L. PAGE -DiALKR IN CpfiOCivBlES Having a Urge aud Complete stock of Htaple and Fancy Groceries) bought In the bent market, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can offer the pobllo t-etter prlow than any other house In Eugene. vr DENTIST ul ft rf T f Rar Drinker. cam., Iqulque, Chile, Uas the repuiaUoa of consuming more liquor per capita thnn any other place In the world. I tinve never seen liquor of all kinds consumed In uch quantities as here, but apparently there is very littin druukenneaa. The dry atmosphere and the atoms of sand thai one Is constant ly Inhaling eiclte an abnormal thirst, uo doubt, and they say that the huruau system requires an unusual amount of stimulant to sustain the heat and fatigue of this climate. I am quite sure that this duty Is not neglected. Judging by the extraordinary excesses which are witnessed without comment dally and bourly at every club and ho tel. Half a doien cocktails before break fastone man at Iqulque Is said to require 17 to start his machinery In motion a bottle nf ttwth iak whisky at breakfast, another at lunch. wiueB ana cordials at dinner, brandy and Soda PVOrv nntu n rid than .1 i e day, alternating with copious and irajueui ararta or Deer and the same repeated all the evening, with a night cap of whisky and a bottle beside the bed In case of a restless night this Is considered a moderate Indulgence, and the way they mix things Is amailng. I have seen a party of business men around a table at a club drinking cock tails, brandy and soda, beer, cham pagne, sherry and vermuth at the same sluing during business hours and return to repeat the performance sev eral times during the day. Chile Let ter in Cnicage Record. The Baartneer'e Storr. "To run over a man perhaps that's the only thing of all that shakes uie. To see blm on the track within 10 or 20 feet of you, to know that you can't Btop to save him, to feel the wheels of the engine go over bis body, crunching out his life a man doesn't want to experi ence that more than once In a lifetime. "It's worse with a child. There was an old mate of mine lu the west when I was riding In the Union Pacific nev er mind bis name; be's dead now as good nn engineer as ever stood In a box, cool, nerve like steel, hnd been through three wrecks, a holdup and a tire. Well, one day Jim was a little be hind his schedule and made like any thing for the next stop. There was a crossing right lu front of blm. He saw that everything was clear, as ho thought, and went right ahead, whon all at once out of a clump of trees there ran a little golden haired fairy right In front of the engine. It was nil over In one Instnnt. and when the train stop ped Jim dropped like a log. It was two months before he crept back again to work. But he could never come to (hot crossing but he saw the little girl with her hnlr fluttering In the wind running out from the trees. And one dny he just got off bis engine, turned it ocr to the second man and walked away, nev er to be seen again until his body was found In the river." Leslie's Weekly. English Reilanrnnts. Different couutrles produce different foods. Perhaps that Is the reason why a description of a railway restaurant In England sounds so curious to Amer ican ears. This terminus restaurant corresponds to the American lunch counter, where pie and coffee are the staple refreshments of the hurried hun gry man. Patrons crowd the English placo three deep and wait for the front row to finish eating and depart One elder ly woman drinks hot spirit and water and eats sandwiches. Beside her a country couple devour buns and milk how British "buns" soundsl and a busy man eats sponge cake and drinks port wine. Can one Imagine a Chicago broker rushing Into a quick lunch counter with a demand for sponge cake? He might as well ask for a coach and four. In this London restaurant a mother of a family regales herself and her meek husband with ginger beer and cakes, and a nervous young clergy man asks for a glass of milk. Buns, sponge cake, milk and beer the menu Is a little different from those on this side of the water. Chicago Nows. The Boaton Uor'a Diversions. "Emerson." said Mrs. Beacoustreet, "how did you comport yourself In the thoroughfare this morning with your new neighbors?" "I fear, ma mere," replied Emerson, "that our actions were scarcely such as would much Intensify our intellects. You see, be knows nothing of Augusts Comte, his parents have forbidden him Voltaire, he dlsrlkes Mr. Shakespeare, and his familiarity with chemistry and astronomy la superficial to a weary ing degree. So we made mud pies." Boston Courier. Wonders of New Hampehlre. The average reader will be amazed to learn that little !ew Hampshire, with less than 10,000 square miles, has no less than 406 lakes and ponds. 1M brooks, 68 rivers and 2U4 mountains. This makes Iowa look small. Colorado, a big state, has 650 creeks. Texas has comparatively few rfvers, lakes and creeks. Alabama has 003 creeks and 87 rivers. Iowa cannot approach that record. Minnesota has 223 lakes and 140 rivers. New York Press. nia Vocation. Hicks It Is a shame the way Buster Is bringing up tbnt boy of his. The lad doesn't know how to read or write, and there Is no Indication of his ever being Bent to school. Wicks Buster knows what he Is do ing, you can depend upon It Probably he Intends when that boy reaches man hood he will have all the business he can attend to as criminal court Juror. Boston Transcript thara. Doctor 8tlck out your tongue, Tom my. Tommy Not on your life! I did that yesterday to my teacher, and I still ache all over for It-Wloner TagMatt Bids Wanted. Bealed bids will be re calved by the Waltflrrllle Building Co until 1 p. m May 28, lfO1. tor ,ne erecting of a two-etory building, 24x50 feet, at Wallervllie. Plans and specifications may be seea by calling on J A urooas .t th WalUrtllle Hotel. The oom nauvii the rlebt to rrlect any or all bids. Bids should be addressed to E. M. BowBRaf AK, Wallerrllle, Or, A Penally Fur Dels Polite. It Is more dliricult to be polite In the city of Hamburg than lu any other place In Europe. There the most chiv alrous man has to think twice beforo giving up bis seat in r.nr to a lady, as he may b turued off the car for po liteness. It st-enis that the Hamburg trolley ears will scat according to slie, 20 or 28 persons, 10 to 14 on each side. In addition four persons are allowed on the front and five persons on the back platform. When the car la full the conductor bangs out a sign, "Be setxt" which moans "occupied," and la absolutely forbidden to take on auother passenger until some one gets oft the ear. Sometimes, while the conductor Is In front collecting feres, a lady will step on the car which is already "occupied." As there Is no conductor on hand to prevent her, the lady steps Inside, and tho gentleman who may offer ber a seat comes out and takes his stand on the platform. When the conductor aft er going his rounds returns to his post he promptly requests the gentleman to step off the car, as he has forfeited hla seat and the car Is fully "occupied." Should he refuse to leave tho car he la put off. The policemen on the streets are instructed to watch the cars sharp ly, and If they And a car carries even one more passenger than lta proper complement the conductor la fined 72 cents, which Is paid to a charity fund of the street railway company. Phlla- aeipuia iTeBB. Bait and llorae Radian. Some people care for nothing but lemon on raw oysters, but there aro others who desire horse radish. Usual ly such folk regard the strongest horse radish as the best but an experienced vender of the condiment poohpoohs this point of view. Why should the strong horse radish be considered good?" says he. "It brings tears to your eyes and lifts the top of your head off and makes you want to sneeze. It has no taste what ever. Tho mild horse radish, that which has stood awhile. Is the best and pleas- antest always. There Is nothing so foolish as to think that the strong, biting kind Is the fresh that is the reason why It Is preferred to the mild sort for the very stalest weakest horse radish can be made In 20 minutes strong enough to blow your head off. All you need to do 1b to add salt to It Try this some time. Just take any old horse radish, dump In a spoonful of suit and then notice the difference. I don't know why salt should have such a powerful effect on tho Btuff, but no doubt a chemist could tell you that" Philadel phia Record. Tarned It to Account. A Derbyshire man, accouipnnled by his wife, happened to be traveling In a train when, near Stafford, a collision occurred. Ho was well known for his shrewdness In business, and he proved that In the collision his wlfo received contusion between the eyes, for which a Jury awarded 50 damngea. Some time after the affair had blown over the following confession, or some thing to the like effect was elicited from the plalutlff lu a moment of un guarded conviviality: Well, you see, when the collision happened f owld woman and I wur all reet, but when I looked out o' f car ridge I seed a lot of fellies In a ter rible state. One Blngs out: 'By, lad I Ise gotten me head cut open. I'll ha' twenty peounds for this.' Twenty peounds, ye filly fule?' crlcB another. Iso gotten me shoulder out and 1 11 ha' forty peounds for 't' When I heard tills," continued the clever business man, "I Junipt at f owld woman straight out and druv my 'ead be- tw'en her eyes, and we'ee gotten fifty peounds for It" London Answers. A. Hatnral Drldae In Arlaona. Natural bridge, on Pine creek. In the northern part of Ulla county. Is one of the greatest natural curiosities In the United States, equaling If not sur passing the Natural bridge of Virginia. It spans the creek at a height of about 200 feet and the walls of the canyon rise above It on either side 700 or 800 feet and on one side form a perpendic ular precipice. The bridge Is of lime formation, aud the Inside of the great arch, whlcb Is some 260 feet across. Is worn by the water as smooth as though chiseled by the skillful band of a stonemason. The arch on top la nearly. If not quite, 400 feet In width, 1,000 feet In length across tho canyon and at the thinnest part only six feet through. About the center of the arch Is a bole large enough to admit the body of a man and through whlcb oue can look down Into the crystal pool of water 200 feet below. Olobe (A. T.) Silver Beit - Frlakt, Rot Faaolnalloa. Naturalists are not at all agreed upon the point as to whether snakes are able to fascinate their prey. Certainly they do not possess the power to the extont that popular belief would have It Stories of the weird and mystic Influ ence of a serpent's eye fall flat In the faco of scientific accuracy. What can be said of snakes, however, Is that their very appearance paralyses the victim. It cannot move for fright for Its faculties are temporarily suspend ed. There Is no fascination about this, however. It Is fright and fright alone. A Nice Conaln. Jack You know when Mabel reject, ed me last week I told you my trou bles, and you promised to help mo. Well, she accepted me last night Am I to thank you for Interceding for me? Cousin Belle Not exactly, dear boy. I simply Intimated to Mabel that I was after you myself. Philadelphia rrcss. In Finland and Lapland amber oil Is believed to be a certain core for rheu matism, neuralgia and similar troubles. A color expert declares that a pure white flower docs not exist Aa Epidemic of Whooping Cough. Last winter during an epidemic of whooping cough my children contract ed the disease, having severe coughing spells. We had used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy very successfully for croup and naturally turned to It at that time and found It relieved the cough and e fleeted a complete cure, John Clifford, Proprietor Norwood Bouse, Norwood, N Y. Tbla remedy la for aale by W L DeLano. CLASSIFIED tOLUMN. Notices under this head not to exceed 6ve llnea, 50 cents per nk (1 50 a mouth; 112 per year. For Sale. KOK HALE At a bargain, one of the best stock and gram ranob.ee of 740 acree, 8 miles from Eugene. Will be Bold as a whole, or In part, to suit purchaser, Easy terms. For par ticulars apply to John Ingham, at Ax Billy Department Htore. FOH HALK. Cor nor First aud Jetler sou streets, one 10 room house, and two lota, 80x160 feet each. Good barn, water, fruit, flue garden ground. Also house aud lot, corner Flint and Lawrence streeta, lot 66 feet 8 luohes. by 160 feet, youug fruit tree, good garden grouud, water, eto. Also house aud lot, ooruer Willamette aud Fourteenth streets. For prices) and terms write 8 J Hills, Taooma, Wash, Box 827, or call at Uuakd ortloe. FOR SALE One binder, one Casaldy sulkey plow, . aud oue 14-boee seed drill, Rood aa new. Also several hones. For Information call at the Le brlok yard, 2J miles west of Eugene. J M Martin. FOB HALE. A good carriage nearly new. Inquire at once at residence of H. B. Miller, Ninth aud Patterson BtreetB, Eugene. FOR SALE. Fine carriage, nearly uew, also two seta of double harness. Euquirenf H. B, Miller, ooruer of Mlutband Patterson. Miscellaneous. WANTED. An experienced girl to do general housework. Inquire of Mrs. E. R. Bklpworth, Eugene. WANTED Parties wanted to cut 100 oorda of white fir and balm wood. Apply to T D Lluton, EDgene. GIRL WANTED Tn do general housework. Inquire at residence B H Friendly. A Thousand Tongues. Could not express lhe rapture ol Aunle E Hprluger, of 1126 Howard st, Philadelphia, 1'a, when she found that Dr King's New Discovery for Con sumption bad completely cured her of a haoklng cough that for many years had made life a burden. All other remedies and doctors could give her uo help, but she says of this Koyal Cure, It Boon removed the pain In my chest and I nan now sleep soundly, some thing I onn scarcely remember doing before. I feel like sounding Kb praises throughout, the Universe. Ho will every one who tries I)r King's New Discovery for any troubleoftlie Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price 60a and $1,00 1'rlal bottles free at W L Do Lano's Drug Htore; every buttle guaranteed. How's This WeoflurOue Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Caturrh that cannot be ound by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Chunky A Co., Props, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F J Cheney for the last 16 years, aud be lleve him perfectly honorable in al busluess transaction, and financially aole to carry out any obligation made by their firm. Wkbt&Truax, wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. WALDINO, KlMNAN MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally, aotlng dlreotly upon the blood at u rouoous surfaces ol the system Price, 76 oeota per oottle. Bold by all aruggisu. Testimonials trie. 1 all's family pills are the beat. Notice to Contractors. The County Court of Lane County, Oregon, will receive bida up to 1 o'clock p m, Wednesday, Juue 6, 1900, for furnishing the materials and ooDstruot- Ing a wagon road bridge across the McKenile river at Hendricks' ferry Id said county. Plans, specifications and stream diagrams must accompany each bid, and bids will be received on both steel and wooden structures, with stone, tubular or wooden piers The court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Court. E. U. Lkb, Clerk. Eugene, Or., May 10, HXJO. Alaska uold Fields. First steamship for Cape Nome and Cape York will sail from Heatlle May hi. l nis win tie a large amp wim s frelah! oanaclty of 1600 tons and pas. senger aocoiniiiodatlons for 200. For rales and further Information, call on or address R. McMiirphet, Agent N 'bern Pacific, Eugene. o Cure, No Pay. That U the way all rinippuu Mil (irovca TMtelMM Chill Tonic for ( liilln, AUIarla and llillluiianeat. It fa m pi Lemon ttyrup. tVJ cento t to take aa Bchlosa Bros A Co's clothing "made to measure" at H H Frlendlvs. "I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure In my family with wonderful results. It gives immediate relief, Is pleasant to take and la truly the dyspeptic's best friend," says K Hartgerlnk, Overlael, Mlcb. Digests what you eat. Cannot fall to cure. Vincent A Co., Corner Drug Htore. Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, Mllesbnrg, Pa., says: "Aa a speedy cure for coughs, colds, croup, and sore throat One Minute Cough Cure la unequalled. It la pleasant for children to take. I heartily recommend It to mothers," It Is the only harmless remedy that produce Immediase results. It cure bronohltls. nneumools, grippe and throat and lung diseases. It will pre vent consumption' Vincent A Co,, Corner Drug Htore. Rolling Mill tWoiiMMi,,, . ry t omirn wh, work tn rolling mill. Iron foundries itid glass factor. tile ol r;.j..iiii.'-i..-i. x. ...,v Ii,mv oarl fit U tJW nu.u RWay. Tho uual symniom U a lii-i:m.-. 1 : ..;. :u . MK. i- M.u'iim H shoit ttud h:u-kiUK. aniut'tlnit lianl and drv. Tho utU-nt lV:;ih lllU'll.t' u;il .t (Jilmlwa of the TI,,-vo )vi,rt.ci dHU;.;o Un.)i ot tU ltin..t nml limps. IVriHiuul mhvh hu thn iWrni-.. .! h..r it i n,u. the uvitiu of , .iiMiioiHu.il Hud a j.l.oo U fcnl dU.-mrri'd lu hu;:.iiii., mil W tlu nily rurv lu toii the i-oiiKh, hulttU up tho i-otiiu lit. turn and iniimrt vltjpir lu the whole iVHtcm. It must elthor Vuro or It iv! you nothing. One Wttlo tl.ni wondcra. Try It. What It has dune for many other it will also do for you and your Iovl-O. ones, floM at c, Wo, and II a Untie throughout tho United Rtutes and Canada: and In England at Is. a!., A. 3d., 4s. e.1. If you are not saiUtlod after buying, return the bottle to your dnnojist, and gut your munoy back. H owAoriK Uu above pitarantW. r. IL liOOKKR Jt CO., Proprietor t, iVew York. For sale by W. L. DeLano, Eugene, Or. HEALTH Tho ureal remedy for nervous i lmiRHonuv. NluhllT 'Emissions. of Tobacco or Opium, which lead AFTER USIV6 ft or,or wo Ruaranwo to euro - u WAUi luifD.w, Wltliiivm For Sale By Kobbcd the Grave. AslHrlllng Incident, nf which Mr. John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the BUbJeul, is iiui rated by him as follows:. "I was In n most dieadful condition. My skin wan almost yellow, eyes auiikeu, louguo uonled, mlu continu ally lu back mill slilcs, no appetite gradually griming weaker day by (lay. I'bree physicians had given me up Fortunately a friend advised tryiug Electric Kit ti rs, and tn my great joy aud riirprise, tho first bottle made a decided Improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, aud am now a well iiikj. 1 know they saved my life, and intibed the grave of another victim " N one should fill to try them. Only fill cts, guaranteed, at W L. DuI.Hii .'nilru store. Cemetery Work. J L Lombard Is now doing some work at the Masnnlo and I O O F cemeteries. Any persons wanting walls around their lots, eto, can prooure the same at greatly reduced prices by calling on the gentlemau this month. To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bro"-" O.n'ninp Tab lets. All druuulsts lefund the moite? If It fails to cure. E, W. Gtro A ...ma ture Is on esoli box. . , liead Ed Hanson's ad, Ua runs the only exoluslve clothing house lu the city. The ancients believed that rheuma tism was the work of a demon within a man. Any one who has had an attack of solatlo or inflammatory rheu matism will agree that tne Initiation is demon lao enough to warrant the belief. It lias never been olalmed that Chamberlain's Pain Balm would osat out demons, but It will oure rheuma tism, and hundreds bear testimony to the truth of this statement. One ap plication relieves the pal a, and this quluk relief which It affords la alone worth many times lta coat. For aale by W L DeLano. Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. Itartlficlallydlgeststhefoodandttdi feature in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans, HlBthelatestdlscovercddlgestr ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach It In efficiency. It In Btantly relieves and permanently cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Head ache,Oastralgla,Crampi, and allother results of Imperfect digestion. Praporsd by E. C. DaWitt a Co., Chicago. VINCENT 4 CO.. Corner Brug'.SIore. NERV1TA assnrn VITALITY. LOST VIOOH AND MANHOOD Cures Im potency, Right Emission" and wasting diseases, all effects r' self abuse, or excess and Indie cretlon. A nerve tonic und lilooil builder. Drlngs tiu pink glow to pale chceksanu restores the fire of youth. Hy mall SOc per liox; tt boxes lor (S13.50; with a written Kiiarnn ceo to cure or refund tho mouey. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton A Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILU Tor sala WT, IfctLaiio Drnirirl.t rbAiUU OUT. Dull headache, pains In various parts of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, leas of appetite, feverlshneas pimples or sores, are all iltne evidence of imprre blood. No mailer how It became so, It must be purified In order to obtain good health. Acker's Hlood Kllxlr has never failed In cure Hcrnfulnusnr Hyphilltlopoiaons, or any other blood dlaeaaea. It Is certainly B wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on poaltivea guarantee, for ale by W L DeLano. Consumption mvntmiUv ituVnrs. Tho tnmiilo cnnim 1mm fluu ivtrik-h nf dust and Iruu that (ill iht lr . nil the air. jiuliliilt) tho uud multiply. Ackor'a Kiuxllsh Hi-mwly wtu tho world for RolUiiir Mill Consumption. It AND VITALITY IVUUVKimiVlO PlTsTafl prostration tod all diseases of the ironor&tlTa Youthful Errors. Ixfeniul worrv. AxcnHHlTA um to Consumption aud Insanity. With every or refund the money. Sold at fl.OO per bo. j a ri.vu per Doie Cleveland. Ohio. A'tl VUaslIUtJAIs Wi vu Linn Drug Co F.C. CORSETS MAKE American Beauties. F. C. Latest Models. On Bach Box. KALAMAZOO COSSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. I BOLD BY AX BILLY Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TI.T1K CARD No, 2 for Yaqulna Train leaTas Albany 12rM P M Leaves C'orvalli 10 P M Arrives Ywiulua 7:25 PM No. 1 Returning Leaves Yaqulna 6 KM AM Leaves Corvallis 11;80 A hi Arrives Albany 12U P U No. S for Detroit Lsaves Albany 7:00 A M Arrives Ustroit 11:30 A M No. 4 lteturnlng Leave Detroit 12i20 P M ' Arrives Albany 6iiS P H One andHwo oonneotat Albany and Oorvallle with Boulhern I'salflo trains, bItIos direct service to and from Newport sad saiacent beaahes. Trains for th monntatns arrive at Detroit at noon, giving ample time to reeoh camping grounds on the oieiHuiousn ana eeniiam uie samauay, EDWIN STONE, Manager. II L WALDKN, T F i T A J TURNKR, uim r.i, Airent Albany. 'fopeiiB Street Railway. TIME OAHD. Aftor the 4th of Oct. 1895, the street oan will ran on the following scbtduet time until further notice. UU.VINO THB DEPOT. 7:10.7:4O8:10-B:40-9:10-e:40-ltWI ' a m hen every ha'f hour. HOFFMAN HOUSE SALIM ' Sommervllle dt Bergtr. i Fun WtiisVlee and llramllre, th fines graiies of Wines and 'Jigara, Miaed . Drinks a specialty. Weinhard's Famous Beer. Bottle and Draught FIRST CLASS,.? Your attention Is called to Ui "PIONKKR LIMITED" trains of the "OHHJACO, MIL WAUKEE A HT PAUL KAILKOAD" Tia only perfect trains in th world." Yon will lind it desirable tu rid on thee tialna when going to any point in the Eastern Htatea or Canada, They connect with all Transcontinental Train and all Ticket Agents tell tlckaU. For fin thr information, pamphlets, tc., ask any Tickat Agent or 0 3 EDDY J W C'ArT.Y, Oeseral Agent, Tmv I'as Agent, 1'ortien.l, (iregoa 4, I
